Thievery and overhaul loom over securities industry
The sector faces pervasive theft and funding issues as firms battle fraud, mispricing, and outdated systems. Industry leaders expect years of reforms including new capital, automation, and revised broker pricing to restore confidence amid turmoil.
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Yates Center Businessman Completes World Trip
Walter A. Bowers of Yates Center finished a 25 000 mile 222 day air line journey circumnavigating the globe. He visited 11 countries including the United States and stopped in cities from Kansas City to Washington Frankfort Berlin Athens Jerusalem Bombay Colombo Bangkok Hong Kong Taipei Guam Hawaii and Denver. He met eight Rotary clubs in six countries and photographed the trip recording more than 700 pictures. He also visited five children and 12 grandchildren along the way.
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Apollo 12 Crew to Headline National Jewish Fund Dinner
Space Center Houston reports the Apollo 12 moon crew will attend a $100-a-plate dinner to benefit the Jewish National Fund. Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Alan Bean and Richard Gordon Jr join noted officials and TV host Johnny Carson as master of ceremonies. About 1 400 attendees expected.
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Proposal For Unity Across Kansas Junior Colleges and Vocational Schools
A plan to unify 22 regional educational districts to reduce overlaps among junior colleges and area vocational technical schools was presented to the State Board of Education. Kansas associations seek state funding from non property tax sources covering 50 percent of full time student costs, with $100 per student from the state under the proposal.
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Raymond Slattery
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